Alexandra practices law throughout the State of Indiana. Her practice focuses on the things that matter, families and children. As a previous educator, she brings invaluable experience to her focus practice areas of Family and Education Law. She represents parents of kids with special needs and who have been otherwise marginalized and fights hard to make sure they are treated equally and with dignity and respect. The schools she works with have a high commitment to serving underserved populations and closing the achievement gap. She has high expertise in education laws, special education law, and special needs guardianships. Her practice concentrates on working with families to ensure stability and success despite the issues they are striving to overcome. This includes families that are in transition due to marriage dissolutions or divorces and with families seeking to protect their child(ren)'s interests by seeking custody modifications, child support changes, and with other family law needs. She is a frequent speaker throughout the State of Indiana and is highly regarded by her clients and colleagues. Please call her for a consultation today.

Established malpractice attorney, Frank Curran brings over thirty years experience to his practice located in the Philadelphia suburbs. Born in Delaware County, he spent several years in Michigan where he earned his undergraduate and law degrees, graduating with high honors. After completing his education, Mr. Curran brought his family back to Pennsylvania where he accepted a position with the renowned attorneys at Kassab, Archibald and Cherry. There, he received an invaluable opportunity to tackle complex cases and obtained guided hands-on experience under the tutelage of skilled and successful mentors. He founded The Curran Firm, P.C. in 1998, and based his new firm on honesty and authenticity – crucial values he felt were severely lacking in the legal profession. The firm achieved remarkable success, due in part to Frank's distinctive approach to malpractice law, which involves fostering a trusting and sincere relationship with each client. His natural talent for connecting with clients and juries on a personal level has not only earned their trust but also ignited a passion within him to prevail in any case. Over the course of his career, he has proudly secured hundreds of millions of dollars for his clients. Frank’s passion and dynamic persona have made The Curran Firm, P.C. a major player in Pennsylvania malpractice law and victim’s litigation.

Ms. Curran has lived and practiced law in Southern California for thirty-one (31) years. She is a very experienced lawyer who has successfully tried, mediated, and appealed many hundreds of complex cases, including constitutional, civil, family, and criminal law cases. She has tried more than one hundred (100) cases to a verdict, before juries and judges, in both the state and the federal courts. Her client representation has produced groundbreaking results - including four (4) published cases, establishing new laws. Although client confidentiality is a top priority, some clients have sought media attention. Upon client request, some of Ms. Curran's cases have garnered international exposure. Alternate Areas of Practice Include: Family Law

Born the eldest son of eight children to Bishop and Mrs. Eddie Curry, in Monticello, Florida. He attended Tomilson College, where he received an Associates of Business Degree. He received his Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice; and a Masters of Science in Criminal Justice from the University of Tennessee, with Honors. He earned his Doctorate of Jurisprudence from the Salmon P. Chase College of Law. He received his Master’s of Divinity from Payne Theological Seminary. Presently, Eduardo K. Curry is the owner of The Curry Law Firm, LLC. Additionally, he is the Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice at South Carolina State University; Does legal work for Counsel for the Seventh Episcopal District of the African Methodist Episcopal Church and Legal Counsel for Allen University in Columbia, South Carolina. He proclaims salvation, sanctification, and the baptism of the Holy Ghost. He is a faithful Pastor and Servant and member of Tibwin African Methodist Episcopal Church. He is married to one of his former law partners, Judge Tamara Cunningham Curry. They presently have three wonderful children: Eduardo, II, Morgan Elizabeth and Xavier Emanuel. He practices law in all Federal and State Courts. He is past Chairman of the Board and President of the Charleston Housing Association, Inc. Additionally, he served as Vice-President of the Charleston Chapter of NAACP. He is also a member and chapter counsel for the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., Mu Alpha Chapter. He serves as a Board member of the 100 Black men of Charleston and a Member of the American Trial Lawyers Association. Presently he is the Pastor of the Grace Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church at Adams Chapel in North Charleston, South Carolina.